so that is the is really a prime minister benjamin netanyahu giving his address to the united nations general assembly so far very focused on iran our diplomatic editor james bays listening in. the united nations i'm saying james so far he's been talking iran. yes and that has been the theme of his speeches to the general assembly in recent years it's always been a single focus really for prime minister netanyahu often comes along with some exhibits shall i call them that some might call them props to show the general assembly he's making bold claims i am not a nuclear expert but he is saying now that there is a new facility or a warehouse he says where iran has been story nuclear equipment and materiel he says and he talks about some radioactive material being removed from their nose suggestion that that was a nuclear weapons production facility no mention of centrifuges he says the information is already been shared with the some of the intelligence agencies he now says he's sharing it with the international atomic energy agency is worth telling you that he came out earlier this yea

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anger should not drive israel's reaction. >> benjamin netanyahu angry.he palestinian authority has welcomed paraguay's decision. >> it is a diplomatic coup for the palestinian authority. they organized it. there was a statement put out to the palestinian authority today congratulating the foreign minister, the palestinian foreign minister who went to paraguay, saw that there was a new president, and he put the view put the palestinian and persuaded the new president to change the position to move the embassy back to tel aviv. there is a reward for him, if you like, and also the idea being floated, suggestions the palestinians will open their own embassy in paraguay.y. israel closing its embassy, palestinians opening there's. a diplomatic coup. >> thank you. next to india, where the country's supreme court ruled gay sex is no longer a criminal offense. the ruling strikes down a colonial era role that made punishable with as much as a decade behind bars. they have been fighting the band since the 1990's. >> overwhelming joy in india's lgbt community. for t

no longer an independent mediator in the peace process and contrast israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu barely addressed that issue in his speech on diplomatic editor james bays has more. when the israeli prime minister spoke to the u.n. there was one thing he hold really talked about the palestinians he instead focused on iran claiming israel had discovered a new nuclear storage facility in tehran he said when told to post about the strength of his relationship with the trumpet ministration so i want to use this opportunity to express israel's appreciation. to president trump an ambassador here really for the unwavering support they provided israel at the united nations the palestinian president gave his message the moment he took to the podium i will cook to lay settled by jerusalem is not for sale. but how will this sharman in the palestinian people's rights are not up for bargaining he went on to express his frustration at the actions of the trumpet ministration a lot and we awaited his peace initiative without most patients but we were shocked by decisions and actions he undertook

no longer an independent mediator in the peace process in contrast israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu barely addressed the issue in his speech on diplomatic editor james bays has more. when the israeli prime minister spoke to the un there was one thing he hardly talked about the palestinians he instead focused on iran claiming israel had discovered a new nuclear storage facility in tehran he said when told to post about the strength of his relationship with the trumpet ministration so i want to use this opportunity to express israel's appreciation to president trump. an ambassador. for the unwavering support they provided israel at the united nations the palestinian president gave his message the moment he took to the podium and put slates at little bay jerusalem is not for sale i know how the sharman and the palestinian people's rights are not up for bargaining he went on to express his frustration at the actions of the trumpet ministration and all that and we waited his peace initiative without most patients but we were shocked by decisions and actions he undertook that completely c

i want to begin with what i found rather extraordinary remarks from your prime minister, benjamin netanyahufrom your prime minister, benjamin neta nyahu, just from your prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, just a few days ago when he was visiting a nuclear plant, where he said this. he said in the middle east there is a simple truth. this is no place for the week. the week crumble, they are slaughtered and erased from history, while the strong, for good orfor ill, survive. that seems to be a message to the israeli people, to the world, that might is right. am i understanding him correctly? the prime minister was very clear. we live in a very tough neighbourhood. you just need to listen to our neighbours. you know, we can envy your neighbours in the uk, but when your neighbours in the uk, but when you listen to our neighbours from the north, you listen to hezbollah, you listen to the run—ins, to hamas, you listen to the run—ins, to hamas, you understand that they really mean it when they say that they want to kill the jews, they want to destruct israel —— iranians. it is not only cheap talk.

. >> while president trump attended the un general assembly, he met with benjamin netanyahu. they talked about u.s. israeli relations. >> thank you very much. it's very good to be with benjamin netanyahu. the prime minister of israel and his representatives. we have much to discuss. the prime minister was thanking me for what we did in jerusalem with respect to the embassy. something controversial but it turned out to be very positive in many ways. a lot of progress has been made in many areas. were talking trade, military, defense, were very much in favor of what israel is doing as far as their defense is concerned. they are aggressive and have no choice but to be aggressive. it's a very difficult part of the world. i would just like to let all the people know that we are with you, we are with israel 100%. >> thank you. >> mr. president, thank you this many felt thank you. thank you for your strong words yesterday in the general assembly against the corrupt terrorist regime in iran. you backup your strong words with actions. the fact that you brought sanctions to bear we liv

she is also among a dozen women to accuse israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's international spokesman david keyes of sexual assault and harassment. keyes has announced he's taking a leave of absence. meanwhile, in new hampshire's primary tuesday, a former refugee from afghanistan named safiya wazir defeated deeply-entrenched incumbent dick patten in the democratic primary for state representative in concord.

kingdom hosts more than two million refugees meanwhile over the border in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed the cuts he said maintains the refugee crisis instead of solving it let us know notably. the us has done a very important things by halting the financing for the refugee agency known as an ra it's finally beginning to resolve the problem the funds must be taken and used to genuinely help rehabilitate the refugees the true number of which is much smaller than the number reported. this is a welcome change. here's what's coming up for you on this news hour a rare show of discontent as thousands rally against the russian president vladimir putin's plan to change the pension age also. and i'm sorry for sit in one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. and in sport action from the u.s. open a moment of genius from roger federer. the

she is also among a dozen women to accuse israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's international spokesman david keyes of sexual assault and

working relationship between the russian president vladimir putin and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and when ever israel conducts any kind of strikes in syria it always a confidence consults and lets the russians know in advance russia of course being in control of the skies of assyria so in this case where what we're hearing that the israelis provided this information something like just minutes before the strikes occurred does point to a disastrous situation on the israeli side and disastrous enough that we know that fifteen russian servicemen were killed now while we work we're also hearing from the russian side is that the israelis behaved irresponsibly that this that they created a dangerous situation in the area and the russian ministry of defense in the so saying that russia reserves the right for an adequate response following israel's hostile actions in syria the incident happened at around ten o'clock last night the russian military plane was on its way back to the home in force base near the syrian city of latakia it was some thirty five kilometers away from the coast whe

the russian president vladimir putin has spoken with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and during that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his but great he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natalia who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is that israel will be determined to stop iran's military buildup inside syria and the transfer of weapons to his beloved there so certainly netanyahu not suggesting that israel's going to stop its military strikes in syria moving forward he did however say that israel was prepared to share all details for a fire investigation to be conducted with the russian side when so far as to suggest that the israeli commander of the air force flying to russia to provide full details for such an investigation this is a severe test in terms of what is often presented as a strategic relationship and a close relationship between netanyahu and putin

an independent mediator in the middle east peace process in contrast israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu benny addressed the issue in his speech diplomatic editor james bays has more. when the israeli prime minister spoke to the un there was one thing he hardly talked about the palestinians he instead focused on iran claiming israel had discovered a new nuclear storage facility in tehran even when told to post about the strength of his relationship with the trumpet ministration so i want to use this opportunity to express israel's appreciation to president trump and ambassador here really for the unwavering support they provided israel at the united nations the palestinian president gave his message the moment he took to the podium and put salacious little jerusalem is not for sale i know how close to sharm been in the palestinian people's rights are not up for bargaining. he went on to express his frustration at the actions of the trumpet ministration and. we awaited his peace initiative with that most patient but we were shocked by decisions and actions he undertook that completely con

and israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu focused his speech on iran tesla c.e.o. elon musk has been charged with fraud he's accused of misleading investors over a tweet an organist that said he'd secured funding to take the electric car maker private regulators to seek financial penalties and trying to remove mask from his position china has accused u.s. president trump of slander after he said beijing was trying to meddle in the upcoming u.s. congressional elections told the u.n. security council this week that china was interfering because of his tough stance on trade and twelve people including three officials are facing trial over portugal's worst ever wildfires the blaze in the central lady a region in june last year killed sixty four people accused face charges of negligent homicide well those are the headlines on al-jazeera the stream is next. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human point in the twenty first century. climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there to fear is not me it is the pe

even vladimir putin putting pressure on benjamin netanyahu. ..d probably his israel partners could support him. he didn‘t offer anything in return. he didn‘t offer anything in return. he didn‘t offer anything in return. he didn‘t do anything wrong. same with russian ambassadors. ifound one case where a letter was sent from the russian embassy to the partners with wrong statements and i the rules are quite clear. it is outlawed. what the russian embassy is doing is not pressure. putting, our partners that i am running for. people from various chess federations around the world were all invited with comp entries tickets. you are running the world cup... tickets, not correct. yes, i invited many people to the world cup including chess officials, business partners, all kinds of people since i was the chairman of the organised committee. had the right and privilege and responsibility to invite all kinds of partners to the world cup and i thought it‘s very important for chess professionals to see how the world cup is being organised. for them to learn

and will be looking out for ok hereon as we wait thirty hear from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in just a few moments or or so tell us what we should expect in that speech any surprises. well the israelis are trailing some kind of revelation or announcement coming in this speech we obviously the last time that they made that kind of hint that was head of netanyahu is speech unveiling israeli intelligence findings on iran's nuclear program just around the same time as donald trump was preparing to pull the united states out of the iran nuclear deal i think most observers would expect this speech very much to be centered on iran on israel's continued portrayal of or assessment of iran as a major threats to peace and stability in the middle east about its nuclear ambitions about its activities inside syria so i think that would be one expectation also we like to hear more would warm words for benjamin netanyahu in terms of his relationship with donald trump and the current u.s. administration and we wait to see just how much time he gives to the palestinian issue and what he will s

yeah, right. ♪ >> shannon: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu acc shannon: benjamin netanyahug a secret warehouse where 300 tons of nuclear related equipment and materials and then lying to international partners about it, what iran hides, israel will find. big comments on the last day of the un general assembly. another major topic, north korean denuclearization. the us is moving forward with more negotiations and america's top diplomat taking a hard-line against the kim jong un regime. richardson has more. >> reporter: these are the final days of the united nations general assembly and the focus for the united states, north korea. maintaining relationship with the kim regime and continuing pressure on it. mike pompeo said he had a good conversation with his north korean counterpart in the united nations and yet he requested other countries continue isolating north korea. >> enforcement of the un security council sanctions must continue vigorously and without fail until we realize the final, verified denuclearization. members of the council must set the example and all hold e

views this as a kind of temporary blip and he wants to move on well israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has offered to help investigate the incident iran can has more from occupied east jerusalem. throughout tuesday there was a flurry of diplomatic activity trying contain the situation it began with the israeli air force reacting saying that they regretted the loss of russian soldiers lives and then news really army reacted squarely blaming syria for the attack but regretting the loss of russian lives also also they blamed iran and hezbollah now there's been much more diplomatic or tootie over the last few hours the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the russian president vladimir putin have spoken on the phone they've issued a statement from the israeli side but it didn't mean you know who in the significance of the continuous continuation of the security coordination between israel and russia that's prevented they say many losses of lives from both sides over the last three years netanyahu goes on to say that israel is home and to stop iran from establishing military bases

you have the strongest military of all of your neighbours, and there is benjamin netanyahu, basicallyl that matters is military strength. stephen, israel is a peaceful nation, and when you look at stability in the region, when you seek stability in the region, israel is a beacon of stability in the region. so we will continue to be a place where we seek peace. we have no — any intention to escalate anything in the middle east, and our neighbours know that. they should know, at the same time, that if they will try to pose a threat to our existence, we have the means to protect ourselves, and we'll do whatever is necessary to protect the jewish people in israel. yes, but of course, many of the engagements and conflicts that we see israel occupied with are actually not about israel in an existential struggle for survival. in fact, quite the contrary. since march of this year, we've seen five months of the israeli military lining up along the border with the gaza strip, using live—fire ammunition against palestinian protesters. more than 165 have been killed, including 23 palestinians und

no longer an independent mediator in the peace process and contrast israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu barely addressed the issue in his speech on diplomatic editor james bay is has more a request political when the israeli prime minister spoke to the un there was one thing he hardly talked about the palestinians he instead focused on iran claiming israel had discovered a new nuclear storage facility in tehran he then went told to boast about the strength of his relationship with the trumpet ministration so i want to use this opportunity to express israel's appreciation to president trump and ambassador here really for the unwavering support they provided israel at the united nations the palestinian president gave his message the moment he took to the podium and look salacious at little bay jerusalem is not for sale. but how close to sharm been in the palestinian people's rights are not up for bargaining he went on to express his frustration at the actions of the trumpet ministration. we waited his peace initiative without most patience but we were shocked by decisions and actions he u

and israel and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu focus his speech on iran india supreme court has lifted a ban on girls and women of menstruating age entering a historic temple ago a court ruled that excluding women can't be seen as an essential religious practice from ten to fifty had been barred from entering a sub ramallah temple as some hindu religious figures considered menstruation to be impure. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream stay with us every week lee new cycle brings a series of breaking stories joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they were called on the stories that matter the most listening post on al-jazeera. ok and then well it could be here in the stream today election meddling and u.s. relations but from a russian perspective we're hear what some washington think about the headlines dominating the u.s. media we also want to hear your take on russia u.s. relations minister comments on your twitter or live on you tube. the november midterm elections in the u.s. could end republ

and israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu focused his speech on iran. china has accused donald trump of slander after he said beijing was trying to meddle in the upcoming u.s. congressional elections trying to tell the u.n. security council this week that china was and fearing because of his tough stance on trade. tesla's see the mosque has been charged with fraud he's accused of misleading investors with a tweet and all that said he had secured funding to take the electric car make a private regulator seeking financial penalties on trying to remove a mosque from his position police in the netherlands have arrested seven men on suspicion of plotting an attack they've raided homes of the towns of on him and where it's the suspects were allegedly trying to obtain rifles dates and war materials for silverside this those are the headlines my geria is coming up next. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes up into the environment goes around the world. pesticides are pushed on the grounds that it's a very modern way to do plumbing and we've mad

no longer an independent mediator in the peace process in contrast israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu then he addressed the issue in the speech diplomatic editor james bays has more. it's when the israeli prime minister spoke to the un there was one thing he hardly talked about the palestinians he instead focused on iran claiming israel had discovered a new nuclear storage facility in tehran he then went on to boast about the strength of his relationship with the trumpet ministration so i want to use this opportunity to express israel's appreciation to president trump and ambassador here really for the unwavering support they provided israel at the united nations the palestinian president gave his message the moment he took to the podium and put chalets settled by jerusalem is not for sale. but how the sharman and the palestinian people's rights are not up for bargaining he went on to express his frustration at the actions of the trumpet ministration a lot and we awaited his peace initiative with that most patient but we were shocked by decisions and actions he undertook that complete

this hour he meets with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we'll see that in minutes. next hour he presides over the u.n. security council meeting with iran the main topic. stay tuned. meanwhile, another fox news alert. this time tomorrow we now know more about what to expect at that hearing when brett kavanaugh and his accuser are on the hill. >> sandra: getting ready for it, aren't you? >> something else. 27 years since we've seen anything like it. >> sandra: a big week, a lot happening on capitol hill and the president in the u.n. in new york city. i'm sandra smith. rachel mitchell is a career sex crimes attorney to question both parties separately. they will hold a vote on kavanaugh's nomination friday morning. the president tweeting the democrats are playing a high level con game in their vicious effort to destroy a fine person. the politics of destruction. behind the scene the dems are laughing. pray for brett kavanaugh and his family. >> bill: peter doocy begins our coverage. republicans on that committee, will they ask any questions tomorrow? >> bill, it sounds

and israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu focused his speech on iran china has accused u.s. president dollar trump of slander after he said beijing this trying to meddle in the upcoming u.s. congressional elections trump told the u.n. security council this week that china was interfering because of his tough stance on trade. the u.n. special envoy to yemen says he hopes airport will reopen next week martin griffiths made the remarks late on thursday meanwhile the government of. says it won't allow the u.n. mission to continue investigating human rights violations of the country it's accused the u.n. of bias after a report issued on alleged war crimes the conflict in yemen escalated in twenty fifteen when the saudi led coalition started backing the government and launched airstrikes against the hope these. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us faultlines is coming up next thank you very much for watching. twenty five years dr the thought of zero world tells the behind the scenes story of norway's rule the oslo accords they wanted to have what they froze

saudi arabia has been, along with israel, the government of benjamin netanyahu, very, very pro getting out of the iran nuclear deal. which leads me to ask you because the iranians alluded to it and almost accused you of it. somehow being behind the terrorist attack on the military parade in ahvaz over the weekend where dens were killed including kids, what do you make of that? >> it's a ridiculous and laughable charge. the iranian regime has consistently lied about things. the iranian regime has had very difficult situation interminally and have responded usually with force and brutally against their own people. every time they have a domestic problem, they try to point the finger at others. they accuse us of being responsible for their economic misery when it was mismanagement by their leadership. they accuse outsiders of the revolts that happened after the elections were rigged to allow ahmadinejad to have a second term. they accuse others of the problems when it was the iranians interfering in the affairs of other countries. iran is the largest sponsor of terrorism. >> what about th

general assembly israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu didn't touch the issue in his speech instead choosing to attack iran. and china has accused u.s. president donald trump of slander of the he accused beijing of trying to meddle in the upcoming u.s. congressional elections the two countries already engagement to trade war continue to butt heads over a list of sensitive issues including the south china sea and taiwan. tesla c.e.o. in the musk is being sued for fraud by the u.s. securities and exchange commission last was accused of misleading investors when he tweeted in all this that he had secured funding to take the comic up private what is your castro has more now from washington d.c. . the regulators now suing him from the federal security and exchange commission says this all started with a tweet in early august musk tweeted to his twenty two million followers that he was considering taking tesla private at a price per share of four hundred twenty dollars federal regulators say there was never real basis for musk to make that happen and in fact the way he came up with a four

our people our fossil joining us from west or islam so what is it was it expected terry that benjamin netanyahu would take on iran right from the beginning of his speech. it was really officials were trailing a big surprise revelation in benjamin a speech surprise certainly wasn't that he kicked off on the subject of iran what it was was what he said was a second iranian nuclear site inside tehran of course he made a big speech in major in which he talked about an israeli intelligence operation that had found hundreds of thousands of pieces of material and documents in an archive in tehran alluding to what was widely seen as a historical iranian nuclear weapons program he now says that they have found this secondary building which houses what he called equipment and materiel nuclear equipment and material no greater detail than that really but saying that iranian officials were now trying to clean it out in advance of any potential inspection and he called on the international atomic energy agency the director agency by name to go in and inspect it as soon as possible so once again he was using

every year, benjamin netanyahu has some schtick he performs every year. we saw it with the cartoon and science a couple of years ago. now a serious accusation he put out for the first time. he shared this information privately with the inter nation -- international atomic agency. now iran, he says, has a secret facility designed for storage of nuclear weapons. he revealed the secret archive when documents were stolen from within the agency. this new facility was used for radioactive material that iran spread around tehran to try to get rid of it and cover up the facility. iran firing back. saying no arts and crafts show will obfuscate that israel is only regij in our region with a secret and undenuclear weapons. -- secret nuclear weapons program. >> oren liebermann, thank you. >>> and late night talking about the testimony yesterday. >> it was time for blasey ford. when she was finished, senator grassley asked if she needed a break. >> i think i can proceed and sip on the coffee. >> all she needed was coffee? i was just watching and i needed a venti xanax

benjamin netanyahu in his message is crediting this president for being a great partner. this president kicked out a nazi, kicked out a nazi that other presidents refused to and he moved the embassy to jerusalem, keeping the promise of many presidents. thanks for having me. >> wow. you even had wrapping up a thank you. kellyanne conway, we will leave it there.

we speak but the important speech coming up this hour we think is the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu it is quite rare to have the israelis and the palestinians on the same day normally they don't come down on the same day because palestine has a president and israel has a prime minister and president speak before prime ministers but they are both speaking on the same day expect benjamin netanyahu i think not only to talk about his issues with israel and palestine but also about iran and i'm sure he'll be very strongly condemning the iran nuclear deal and the work arounds to try and save the iran nuclear deal by the european union russia and china and and their efforts there but on israel palestine will have after prime minister better and netanyahu will have mahmoud abbas speaking an hour or so later and i think you're going to get real frustration from the palestinian side as you say things on the ground have deteriorated what the u.s. administration has done this is clearly angered the palestinians and so we'll have to see whether president abbas has any new options to put forward

and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised a separate decision by washington to end its decades long funding of the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees he said the money should instead be used to quote we have billeted the refugees the u.s. had been the agency's largest donor palestinians have condemned the decision. in russia protests are growing over the government's plan to increase the pension age many russians are afraid they'll have to work well into their old age just to buy food widespread criticism has pressured president vladimir putin into making changes but some are still angry. some ten thousand people gathered in central moscow for a protest organized by the communist party. they oppose the government's plan to raise the pension age critics here say the changes won't just have a negative impact on the old younger generations will likely have a harder time finding jobs as older employees keep working longer. the reforms put forward will take away normal pensions for women and future jobs for young people. one for youths is unemployed and one in three

and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised a separate decision by washington to end its decades long funding of the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees he said the money should instead be used to quote rehabilitate the refugees and us had been. condemned the decision. now is venezuela's economic and political crisis whereas on hundreds of thousands have been fleeing the country some have made their way to the south in the united states florida is home to a large community of venezuelans in exile with several trying to enter u.s. politics in order to influence the situation of their home country we have this report now from florida. the venezuelan community has been growing for years but none of them hold a political office in the u.s. and dependent candidate rafael deniro has an ambitious goal he's campaigning to be commissioner of the miami dade county in florida. important things to start getting a political representation. and i'm proud to be representing this growing community . last year nearly twenty eight thousand venezuelans applied for asylum in the u.s.

and israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised a separate decision from washington to end decades long funding for the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees he says the money should instead be used to quote rehabilitate the refugee u.s. had been agencies largest donor have condemned the decision. former u.s. president barack obama and george w. bush have led tributes to john mccain at a memorial service in washington the late senator died last week of brain cancer now obama and bush praised him as a consummate states man who embodied the country's values politicians from across the spectrum attended the service with one notable exception president donald trump who had engaged in a bitter feud with mccain was not invited. john mccain serving senator an american hero lies in state. the great and the good from across the political divide paying their respects. was a rebellious young. in his case that's understandable what faster way to distinguish yourself when you're the son and grandson of admirals then to munich. eventually though he concluded that the only wa

mission in jerusalem paraguayans former president a ratio card test and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu inaugurated the building with much fanfare but paraguayans new president mario of the we need has he opposed the move israel says that it will now close its own embassy in paris walk us through what tonight more countries are warning the syrian and russian governments against attacking it live province in what may be the final showdown in syria's seven year war the united states has urged the assad regime not to use chemical weapons while the year when it is warning of a potential bloodbath it live is the last major stronghold of the rebels and it is home to about three million people. with nowhere left to go civilians and struggling to find ways to keep their families safe having witnessed a massive military build up over the last week because father is preparing for the worst. making protective masks for my children and others in the area because people fear there will be a chemical attack. in this densely populated region others are seeking safety under ground. most people in this

the first time in the morning a few feet away from benjamin netanyahu. that is how he started the day at the u.n. general assembly. netanyahu and trump thanking each other for the good relat n relations to start off and then it went into the newsmaking with the trump administration clear backing of the two-state solution. he was asked by a reporter at the meeting and he said again and again i like the two-state solution. netanyahu sitting a few feet away. donald trump said the palestinians are coming back to the table for negotiations. he has put economic pressure on them cutting $550 million in aid. he said that may come back if the palestinians come back to the table. the palestinians have entrenched themselves and won't negotiate with the american administration or consider whatever peace plan put forward. trump said his peace plan would come in three to four months. as for the reaction, netanyahu did not say anything when trump endorsed the two-state solution next to him. he did say the term state is something you can define in different ways. he wan

of philippine president barbara go to territory has met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem on an official visit aimed at altering trade and defense deals it's the first visit to israel by a philippine head of state since the two countries established diplomatic relations more than sixty years ago. a huge fire has ripped through brazil's national museum in rio de janeiro gutting the two hundred year old building the director of the historic institution has called it a cultural tragedy museum how some twenty million valuable items the cause of the blaze is not yet no. young migrant from afghanistan has. been sentenced to eight and a half years for killing his former teenage girlfriend here in germany he stabbed the fifteen year old to death in the western town of candle in december last year the murderous fueled a heated debate up here about crimes committed by migrants and also the rise of far right violence i put it to be a stop in front of that it was unusual for such a case to make international headlines but that this story had shaken the country yeah that's tr

philippines fredricka deter has laid a wreath at israel's holocaust memorial following a meeting with benjamin netanyahu the visit is aimed at boosting trade and defense deals it's a first visit to israel by a philippines a head of state since the two countries. established diplomatic relations more than sixty years ago. children in france go back to school after their summer vacation today with a new ban on cell phones in place the french education minister says the aims to help children socialize more aggressive focus was. a court in mid sentence to reuters journalists to seven years in jail they were convicted of breaching the country's official secrets act while investigating the alleged mass killing of a hinge of muslims by the military the two reporters deny the charges and say they were framed by police the un has called the trial a travesty of justice western governments say the ruling calls into question their most commitment to freedom of the press the next seven years in jail for breaching mammals official secrets act or as some would say for simply doing their job while lion and his colleagu

benjamin netanyahu government keeps building jewish settlements in the occupied west bank and restricts palestinians movements around the territory and the trump white house has made what many call hostile actions toward the palestinian government closing the p.l.o. office in washington cutting u.s. funds for the u.n. refugee agency and to the palestinian authority stopping its donations to a hospital that serves critically ill palestinians and moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former negotiator on the camp david accords says in light of all this it's too much to hope that the white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate involved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there is no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington a

. >> reporter: the speech was a hit with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who sat down with president trump ahead of the security council meeting. >> thank you for your strong words yesterday in the general reme in iran. t teorist you backup your strong words and actions. >> reporter: president trump has a two state solution. >> that is what you think works best. >> reporter: he expects to reveal his administration's peace plan for the region soon. >>> once known as america's dad, bill cosby spending his first full day behind bars at a pennsylvania state prison. yesterday a judge sentenced the 81-year-old to 3-10 years in prison. many of his accusers are pleased with the sentence including one bay area woman. helen hays is one of her oldest accusers saying during a tennis tournament the comedian stopped her and groped her. >> at 38 i said, what you think you are doing? he turned around very quickly and said, have a nice dinner lady and he was gone. >> to this day she remains in close contact with the other victims. she said she hopes cosby remains behind bars for his full se

benjamin netanyahu of israel, shinzo abe of japan, and britain's theresa may. he will chair a security council meeting focused on iran. tuesday he addressed the u.n. for the second time as president. and after repeated claims that the world laughed at the u.s. under past administrations, it literally happened under trump. >> in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country m. [ laughter ] america's -- so true. didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. [ laughter ] >> the reason that laughter was rolling is it had to be translated in the headphones to the various languages there. mr. trump went on to push his america-first agenda stressing sovereignty and stressing the global migration crisis can be solved by making all countries, quote, great again. the president's main focus on iran, accusing the regime of sowing chaos, death, and destruction, and urged other countries to join the u.s. by putting economic pressure on iran. afterward, the national security adviser, john bolton, went

we heard about this phone call which is expected to take place between president putin and benjamin netanyahu the israeli. prime minister and it's quite possible that the russian president could issue some stern warnings to the israelis to quiet down their activity even if the israelis do use the pretext of you know attacking husband law or iran i think that the russian leadership might send a clear message that you know if attacking iran and hezbollah is going to lead to incidents like the one we witnessed today then israel has to put a stop to that so and this just smart this development just might be the beginning of a further you know more sent back for israel within the within the syrian territory maybe this might be the beginning as i said before of israel stepping back down and even not being allowed to operate on what it considers or to target what it considers to be its arch rivals in syria meaning iran and hezbollah are right ali risk middle east affairs commentator thanks for your time today on our to your insight into that incident with the rapidly developing diplomatic fallout th

. >> armed with a small collection of props to support his claims, benjamin netanyahu prepares to reveal what he says his new information about tehran's nuclear ambitions. >> today, i am disclosining for the first time, that iran has another secret facility in tehran. forcret atomic warehouse storing massive amounts of yourment and material from around's secret nuclear weapons program. identify not clearly the equipment or materials he claims are being stored. in light of the accusations, the israeli prime minister of donald support trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of the nuclear deal, saying it proves iran n has no intention of respecting the agreement. he encourages the international atomic agency to act swiftly, accusing the republic of planning attacks in the u.s. and europe. accused hezbollah of creating three missile sites in lebanon with a photo he says is a picture worth a thousand missiles. accusations of hidden nuclear programs go both ways. the prime minister reacted to the speech by accusing isrsraelf similar actions. >> no arts and crafts show will change that israel is

the russian president vladimir putin has spoken with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and during that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his great he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natalia who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is that israel will be determined to stop iran's military build up inside syria and the transfer of weapons to hezbollah there so certainly netanyahu not suggesting that israel is going to stop its military strikes in syria from moving forward he did however say that it will most prepared to share all details for a fire investigation to be conducted with the russian side when so far as to suggest that the israeli commander of the air force flying to russia to provide full details for such an investigation this is a severe taste in terms of what is often presented as a strategic relationship and a close relationship between netanyahu and pu

. >> while president trump attended the un general assembly, he met with benjamin netanyahu.they talked about u.s. israeli relations.

might be someone that they could deal with those that famous meeting in the oval office between benjamin netanyahu and donald trump in which he said one state two states whatever the two sides want and he also suggested that benjamin. who cool it a bit on the circle in construction and now his national security advisor isn't even calling him settlements anymore a lot of pressure harry on the palestinians from the trump administration in recent months it started off with the move of the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem they were funding cuts and so on in the p.l.o. office being closed in washington just the latest in a series of actions against the palestinian leadership where do they go from here palace in india's. well we spoke to cyber earlier today the secretary general of the palestine liberation organization and he was saying this is basically the last in the line of actions of the united states could possibly take against them and therefore they have nothing to lose now in terms of relations with the u.s. he cited the jerusalem declaration the moving of the capital or rather the moving